L’Arrivage - Montreal, Quebec

Our server was the absolute best! The food, atmosphere, views were all phenomenal, at a great value!

I’ve been to different iterations of this restaurant and this one is quite good! Enjoyed a brunch of Montréal bagel with two kinds of smoked fish (excellent) and a lunch of seafood risotto (a little salty, but succulent). As always, the view of Old Port is amazing but it’s still ... quite a hidden gem! What takes this iteration of L’Arrivage to the next level, though, is the service. When we came once for lunch, they served us the wrong dish (I think the waiter misheard). He was very apologetic and offered to switch it to the correct one — the floor manager even came to see us. We didn’t want to waste food, so we ate the new dish and enjoyed it. Then they comped it at the end even though we said we would pay. Thanks for the great service! Read more

The roasted beet and sweet potato tartar is delicious, the soup of the day was delicious, the service was exceptional! The view is excellent. We had a perfect meal after our tour of the museum. If you are near this museum, just the Bistro is worth a visit!

Very nice restaurant with excellent service. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Had the chance to meet Chef Mollé, and he's such a nice person. The food tasted amazing. The attention to details, both from presentation and how each ingredient is adding depth of flavor gives a gastronomic experience to ... remember. Highly recommended to visit. A nice perk is that it's above the museum, so a nice way to finish a learning experience of Montreal and dine upstairs with a nice view of the old port. Read more

Pros: -Excellent service. Very professional, welcoming, attentive staff. -Delicious food. -Great view on the old port. Reasonably quiet ambience. -Excellent for chill brunches. -Good for friendly hangouts , or romantic dates. Cons: -Portions are small (as expected in French cuisine). -Price isn’t particularly inexpensive. -Menu changes according to the chef’s taste. -Parking isn’t very easy in that area of ... the Ok’d Port Read more